Drew Jay Davis

Drew Davis played college football at The University of Oregon. After being a standout wide receiver there, he signed as an undrafted free agent with the Atlanta Falcons after the 2011 lockout. He spent his first season on the practice squad before earning a roster spot his second season. Drew excelled as a special team’s player on all four facets. He spent four seasons with the Falcons before a lingering injury guided him out of football.

After his playing career, Drew realized he still loved being around football as well as young men in sports. He became the graduate assistant running backs coach for The University of Central Florida in 2017. UCF earned their first undefeated season in school history. After one season, UCLA hired him as their Director of Player Development to oversee the needs of their student-athletes. Helping student-athletes on and off the field were more fulfilling for Drew and what he felt is his life’s purpose.

Drew is a Certified Life & Performance Coach, working with both student and professional athletes. Helping them perform to the best of their abilities on and off the field, on a consistent basis.

Drew has taken advantage of The Trust scholarship to pursue education in sport coaching at Denver University and acting at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Hollywood, Ca.

Drew currently lives in Los Angeles, Ca and has 11 nieces and nephews.